Where do I Start? Say Hello to The Bay of Bengal and Detox Here at Talsari
Talsari is exactly the place, to unwind from the daily monotony in the solitude of
the beach. The seawater teams up, here, with a bunch of trees, spreading up all over
the pristine backwater coastline of Eastern India. Discovering joy
is a sure thing here- amidst the cluster of boats, shells, crab-holes,
Subarnarekha and the Palm (Taal) trees.
Best Time to Visit
The best time of the day to visit in the afternoon. The never-ending expanse of water turns to various hues of blue as the day proceeds
from twilight to evening. There is something magical in the air with the ebbing
waters and has a calm ambiance unique to the place. The solitude could be further
savored over a miniature beach picnic seated amidst the cashew trees.
What to See at Talsari?
Be it the waves crumbling on the long stretches of
the shining beige dunes of the beach, or the wind lapping on your face, or the
panoramic view of the palm trees pronouncing the horizon- Talsari is one quick
relaxing getaway (ex-Kolkata or ex-Bhubaneswar) from the everyday blues. Unlike
the other beach-retreats on the coastline along the Bay of Bengal, Talsari is
not yet contaminated by over-tourism. A road trip through the State
Highways and through muddy fields would have you landed here.
The backwater course plays hide-and-seek here with
its water level fluctuating every so often. One needs to cross a dry riverbed,
to reach the brackish sea beach. However, one might find the same brimming with
water. Then the boats are your only rescue, which comes with a meager price (INR50).
But undoubtedly, the expanse of water separates you
out on one of the least exploited beach Bay of Bengal has to offer. Seated on
the wooden plank of the boat, one could easily feel being transmitted to an
entirely different world. Drifting through an invisible doorway, you reach one
serene land, encircled by lines of palm and cashew trees. The paradigm shifts
from the noisy chatters to a more rhythmic and soft sound of the waves crashing
on the sands. No hooting of bargains or offers of hawkers or tourists to
distract your attention.
One will find only sand dunes on
the beach. Amidst the beige shades, there are shells strewed everywhere. The
estuary of the river Subarnarekha River can be seen in the distance. With the
setting sun, the beach turns into a dream-scape.
Chandaneswar Temple is located
nearby and can be visited in the day hours.
Reach Here
The nearest airport is Kolkata International
Airport and the nearest Railway Station is Jaleswar and can be easily reached
from Howrah Station.
Through The Photos || An Inimitable World of Enchantment
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| Unwind from the daily blues and jump into the yellow dunes along the beach here. With the panoramic skyline and light in the right amount, all your stresses are sure going to get busted. |
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| So many mini "Black Pearls". Ahoy matey, who wants to rule the sea? |
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| The cold waves slashing against your foot, and then you move ahead to knee-deep water so as to feel the sea. The water is like a soak in an infinity tub with the sound of the sea as accompaniment. |
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| Here, tourists are still few, peace plentiful. The waves crumbling on the long stretches of the shining beige dunes of the beach |
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| The panoramic view of the palm trees pronouncing the horizon. |
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| The boat comes to your rescue when the riverbed brims with the backwater. |
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| Waiting for our boat to take us to the beach. That is a big boat, huh? |
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| The cashew trees sway in the breeze welcoming the visitors |
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With the setting sun, the beach turned into a dream-scape. It is evening! A gorgeous beach to be.
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| The hawkers to provide you with the natural drinkables here. |
11 comments
Wow. Such wonderful pictures. Never heard of it but looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI am so impressed by the photos! They really show a peaceful place where you seem to be able to relax and restore your energy. I had never heard of this place but it's on my map now!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot :)
DeleteLooks like an amazing place to chill and have a great time. Love the pictures and their description. I have been to Digha and hated it, heard Mandarmoni is divine.
ReplyDeleteSame here. Digha is becoming a hard result of over-tourism.
DeleteLove the remoteness of Talsari! It looks like a totally serene place - beautiful and perfect for relaxation and wandering.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful images! I've never been to India, and the Bay of Bengal looks so peaceful and picturesque. Would love to visit one day and see it for myself.
ReplyDeleteTalsari looks nice, much better than the Digha stretch. Afternoon is surely a great time to visit as the crowd is really less then. Is it safe to swim in the water there?
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